Print Magazine
November 4, 2013 Issue
Editorial
Even When the GOP Loses, It Wins
Think the Senate deal is a resounding defeat for Republicans? Think again.
The Government Shutdown Was a War Against the Poor
America’s most vulnerable felt most of the pain.
What Democrats Should Demand
If Republicans are playing hardball, Democrats should too.
White House v. Watchdogs
A damning new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists raises alarm about the press under Obama.
Column
The ‘I Hate Israel’ Handbook
Max Blumenthal’s carelessly constructed case against the Jewish state won’t help the occupation’s victims.
Right-Wing Insurrection: Europe’s Cup of Tea
It’s not just here that the right has gone “wacko”—it isn’t interested in governing effectively in Europe, either.
Letters
Letters
Horror in Afghanistan… the great Charlie Mingus… field trip to the South Bronx
Feature
Israel Cranks Up the PR Machine
It’s deploying all its resources to fight the growing world movement against the occupation.
No Justice for the Dead in Bangladesh
Months after the Rana Plaza factory disaster, victims’ families have received little to no compensation.
Netroots Goes Global
A new wave of online organizations are replicating the MoveOn model across the world.
Books & the Arts
The ‘I Hate Israel’ Handbook
Max Blumenthal’s carelessly constructed case against the Jewish state won’t help the occupation’s victims.
The Long and Short of Memory
What the modern science of memory owes to the amnesiac patient H.M.
An Organized Jumble
For all its postmodern flair, the revamped Benjamin Franklin Museum is surprisingly traditional and constrained.
Dignity’s Due
Why are philosophers invoking the notion of human dignity to revitalize theories of political ethics?